Fire Science Schools in Wisconsin
In 2022-2023, 113 students earned their Fire Science degrees in WI.
Gender Distribution
In Wisconsin, a fire science major is more popular with men than with women.

Racial Distribution
The racial distribution of fire science majors in Wisconsin is as follows:
- Asian: 3.5%
- Black or African American: 1.8%
- Hispanic or Latino: 7.1%
- White: 81.4%
- Non-Resident Alien: 0.0%
- Other Races: 6.2%

Jobs for Fire Science Grads in Wisconsin
There are 10,530 people in the state and 402,150 people in the nation working in fire science jobs.

Wages for Fire Science Jobs in Wisconsin
A typical salary for a fire science grad in the state is $57,460, compared to a typical salary of $53,240 nationwide.

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